Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-03-24
Roads are drying ont in fine shape.
d. H. Fowler was taken to the Yank-
ton insane ssylum last Friday.


More farm machinery is being sold
this season than any previous one.
John Mansfield is erecting new
house and barn on his Spring Valley
farm.
Let each one resolve to out-do his
neighbor in the number of trees he will
set out this spring.
Mr.. Fangman. who purchased the
Sill farm and town property, is moving
into the residence this week.
The protracted meetings at the Pres
hyterian church. being held bv the NJ.
E. society, continue to grow in inter-
est.
The sum of $1,000 will be given by
the citizens of Hurley to anv party
erecting and operating a roller mill
here.
Mrs. .Iudson has word to say this
week to those who intond to aid in
beautitying the town by setting out
trees.
The trial of John Arnsdorf for the
murder of Geo. G. lIaddock commenced
ut Sioux City Yesterday. and will be
watched with great interest.
\ cold wave. travelling ut the rate o.
about forty miles an hour struck town
during last night. causing empty bar.
H., -. /.
lively.
The Herald has it from good authori-
ty that Il young gentleman and lady,
residents of Turner, have taken II trip
! to Wisconsin. and that they will return
as man and wife.
Yankton's real estate boom seems to
have assumed immense proportions,
and many of the citizens of that fair
city are now reaping the reward for
their long waiting.
Supt. Salmon is endeavoring to have
the counties of Hutchinson, Lincoln,
McCook and Turner join in Il three
weeks teachers institute. The plan is
an excellent one and should be carried
| out.
j. II. Wood received this week his
arrearages of pension, amounting to
$500, and will receive four dollars !,
month in the future. His back pension
should have been double the amount
allowed.
The Press and Dakotain states that
it has received information of II most
| reliable character that the Duluth Il
Denver is coming to ankton without
delay. The source OF this information
cannot now be divulged. but it is re.
| liable.
/ The "otlicial bulletin Of Commits.
soner Dunlap for January is just re
celvcd. and it is filled with valuable
statistics and information concerning
Dakota. and will prove to he one of tht
hest advertisements for this territor;
i, that has ever been issued.
The Parker Press of last week con
tanned an item rejecting upon the
county superintendent and the commits
sioners in the matter of the purchase
of We.ch's classification records fol
the use of schools. The Press should
make its Investigations prior to max
ind its charges.
Mr.. VIM. Westlake. stock raiser ant
breeder of thoroughbred horses, hyint
near Avocii, Nebraska, was badly in
jured by being thrown from Il sulky
After using numerous liniments an,
consulting physicians, without bein;
afforded any relief. he eobtained Il bottl
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm from tn
druggist ut Avoca. which be began us
ing and noticed Il change tor the better
after few applications; in two week
he entirely recovered the use of his arm
1t is unequalled for severe bruises an,
sprains. rheumatism and lame back
Sold by E. Brauch.
The i,ew York World says manv
dealer who places a $40 advertisement
in his village paper begrudgrs hi
investment when it is worth double t
him what he pays for it. Advertisin
in CITY papers would astonish sue
men. One column in the Chicag
I Tribune costs the advertiser S26NO
The New York Herald receives for II
lowest priced column $4,000. and fo
the highest $4,000. The New Yor
Tribune gets $4,000. and for the higl
est s35 CO0;and these papers. it is states
never Lack for advertisements to Il
their columns. And still there are lot
! Of people who wonder why II countr
paper cannot be furnished to subscr
bers at as low price as the gre;
,, weeklies are sold for.
E Do you know how boom comes
: It's just as easy. Everybody ju.
3 "booms" and .booms" all the tim
i, How? Well. in the first place we hag
many natural advantages. You tax
these up on every suitable occasion
Then when some one comes along an
wants to invest capital show hi
around, take an interest IN him. an
q when he does invest help him alon
with Il division of your patronag
! Show your faith by your werk. A.
vertise and show that you believe
). the future of the place. Do not WA
!. for some one else to take the lead. b,
i do what you can. Then the who
4 place will catch the spirit of enterpr
: and the boom will come in spite of :
! opposition.-Ex.
4 An excellent paragraph from Il
7. Webster Reporter: Don't ask yo'
neighbor to do something for the tow
n you are unwilling to do Yourself
4 thereis any movement on foot for Il
t advancement of the interest of Il
II town, see that YOU get to the front III